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Morbid Angel, Valkyrja, Archgoat, Blaze Of Perdition, and Antichrist have dropped off the 2022 Maryland Deathfest. Despite this, there is some good news as Deicide (performing “Legion” in full), Immolation, Profanatica, Akhyls, and Sulfuric Cautery have all been added to the festival. As previously reported, the event will take place in Baltimore, MD on May…
Deeds Of Flesh have been added to next year’s Maryland Deathfest. The set will serve as the band’s first U.S. show in over 15 years. The group commented: “We’re very excited to announce that we’ll be playing the Maryland Deathfest in May of 2022. It will be our first show on U.S. soil in over…
Ex-Soulfly guitarist Marc Rizzo recently made headlines after saying that he “really got no support from Soulfly” during the pandemic. However, the band’s drummer, Zyon Cavalera, has now claimed that Rizzo was given “a large sum of money in February 2021 to record a new record.” Zyon said the following: “This is for anyone who…
Former Soulfly guitarist Marc Rizzo recently made headlines after saying that he “really got no support from Soulfly” amid the coronavirus pandemic. Now, during a recent interview with Metal Kaoz, frontman Max Cavalera claimed that the allegations are “all fabricated by his crazy mind.” Cavalera said the following when asked what led to Rizzo‘s departure:…
As previously reported, Soulfly frontman Max Cavalera recently revealed that Marc Rizzo was fired from the band “due to personal reasons.” Now, during an interview with Rock Talks, the guitarist officially opened up about his departure from the group, saying that he “really got no support from Soulfly” amid the coronavirus pandemic. Rizzo said the…
Soulfly’s Max Cavalera has officially confirmed that Marc Rizzo is no longer a member of the band. The frontman says the guitarist was fired “due to personal reasons.” Cavalera said the following during a new episode of his “Max Trax” series: “Right now, for the tribe, I wanna address something that is going on with…
Max & Iggor Cavalera, Morbid Angel, Destruction, and Enforced have been added to next year’s Maryland Deathfest. That event is scheduled to take place in Baltimore, MD on May 26-29, 2022 and the updated daily lineups can be found below. Notably, the Cavalera brothers plan to perform songs from Sepultura’s “Beneath The Remains” and “Arise“…
Max Cavalera (Soulfly), Jesse Leach (Killswitch Engage), Alan Robert (Life Of Agony), and Frank Godla (Meek Is Murder) recently performed a quarantine cover of Black Flag’s “Nervous Breakdown” for Metal Injection‘s final “Slay At Home” event. You can see footage of that below:
Three-Quarters of Sepultura’s “Morbid Visions” lineup, Iggor Cavalera, Max Cavalera, and Jairo Guedz, recently reunited for a quarantine performance of the band’s song “Antichrist.” The clip was shared as part of the latest episode of Iggor’s “Beneath The Drums” series. [via Blabbermouth]
Max Cavalera has offered another update on the new Soulfly album. According to him, the effort will probably be released in 2022. Cavalera said the following during a recent interview with Kaaos TV: “We’re just working on it. We’re still just developing it. It’s in the early stages of being recorded. We recorded some, and…
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